#devbox

[ohiodrizzlenut]

Waiter, waiter more Nepkan please!!!!

been forgetting I have requests on here. Sorry. 😢

[arenaconspiracy]

devbox_carpark_v2

backlogged screenshots of version 2 of this thing

it's mediocre at best

changes from the previous version,

shrunk down the arena on the horizontal axes, first version proved to be too big

added support beams

added another rafter at the very back

reworked the derelict elevator shafts, moved the upjet to the 2nd floor's height instead of the ground, this way you can use a single rocket to jump into it from the first floor and then get boosted up to the 3rd, or you can drop into it from the 2nd and get sent to the 3rd.

additionally, added angled scaffolding at the top of the shafts which deflect your momentum when you're flying into them, which helps you get to the center of the arena faster

in testing the map got a lot of positive feedback, so i'm most likely going to pursue working on this and turn it into a real map eventually.

my vision of what this should look like is still lingering in the back of my mind, and i can't let it go to waste

[ohiodrizzlenut]

lulz whats up gay robot

Sigh. Hello, the love of my life.

[ohiodrizzlenut]

I just wanna let you know that your JuneTav is PEAK and legitimately stopped me from spiraling and doomscrolling

Anyway yeah, artists followed +1

<3

AW I'm glad it helped you!! Thank you so much🧡🧡

[arenaconspiracy]

gloomy arena deathmatch map vaguely inspired by UT99 probably

(it's a only a layout prototype so it's ugly on purpose)

iv'e been going back and forth on the idea of posting this here but i figured it's whatever

name and layout just came to me at some point, it's only vaguely meant to be a carpark and by no means a realistic one;

call it a surreal carpark

maybe even an

unreal carpark

also yeah the lighting is terrible i set the lightmap scale to 32 on purpose it's meant to be ugly on purpose because i'm prototyping

don't know if i'll actually go through with my vision on this map, will see what i'll do with it after playtesting the layout

[consultoriainformatica]

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[iamdevbox]

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[ohiodrizzlenut]

Wow, I didn't know you were an editor :D

I am! Well, I'm not that good at it. Just simple edits but I think they're neat.